Sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in housing

ABSTRACT

A sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in a housing includes, sequentially connected, a sensing element, a power-assisted model processor ( 21 ), a digital-to-analog converter ( 27 ), and an operational amplifier ( 28 ). The sensing element includes a rotating disk ( 1 ) and an annular-groove fixing disk ( 40 ) fitted therewith. Multiple permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) are fixedly arranged on the rotating disk ( 1 ) in a circular-annular distribution, and at least two of the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) are different in magnetic fluxes. On a certain side of the rotating disk ( 1 ), the magnetic polarities of adjacent permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) are opposite, namely, the magnetic polarities of all of the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) on the certain side of the rotating disk ( 1 ) are distributed in a pattern of pole N, pole S, pole N . . . ; a Hall element ( 3 ) on the fixing disk ( 40 ) is arranged at a position which is close to the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ). The N-S distribution of the magnetic polarities of the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) allows the Hall element ( 3 ) to acquires rectangular wave signals, and to add the digital processing for setting a power assistance model, to allow for expression of the positions of the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) on the rotating disk ( 1 ), and to determine the uses of different rectangular waves; the relative positions of the permanent magnetic blocks ( 2 ) to the Hall element ( 3 ) are fixed, and signal output is reliable.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C 371 of the InternationalApplication PCT/CN2013/076773, filed Jun. 5, 2013, which claims priorityunder 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to CN 201210263503.9, filed Jul. 28, 2012.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

The present invention relates to the technical field of the magneticinduction providing signal, and more particularly to the technology ofmulti-point magnetic induction providing control signal on a rotatingpart.

2. Description of Related Arts

A Chinese patent application having an application number of CN201020295192.0 by Yebao automotive materials Industry Co. Ltd discloseda power-assist bicycle dedicated sensing device which is cooperated by amagnetic part and a flexible assembly and capable of sensing torque.After a long time utilization, changes of spring constants of theflexible assembly lead to changes of control effects of the sensingsignal and the controlled motor, so that the control effects can notmeet the requirements of people's assistance. In addition, the flexibleassembly has a complicated structure and a high cost.

A Chinese patent application “automatic detection device forelectric-assist bicycle” with a publication number of 01201843.0 byBeijing University of Science and Technology discloses an automaticdetection device for an electric-assist bicycle. The device detects thepedal force, the speed and the steering without contacting. In thedevice, discs are respectively provided on an inner wheel disc and anouter wheel disc which moves relatively. A spring is provided on theinner wheel disc. The spring is provided between the inner wheel discand the outer wheel disc for resetting. Two Hall elements on a supportdetect electrical signals generated by relatively moved discs on theinner wheel disc and the outer wheel disc to represent the pedal force,the speed and the steering.

Disadvantages of the devices mentioned above are as follows.

Disadvantage (1)

The flexible assembly utilized is not durable. After a time ofutilization, changes of spring constant of the flexible assembly lead tocontrol effect changes of the controlled motor, so that the controleffects can not meet the requirements of people's assistance. Inaddition, the flexible assembly has a complicated structure and a highcost.

Disadvantage (2)

Disc groups are the same and magnetic poles thereof are arranged in thesame way, wherein positions of different disc groups and special powerassistance requirements of different positions cannot be represented.Referring to FIGS. 3, 4, 5 and 6 as well as the second paragraph of thesecond page of the patent application 01201843.0, magnetic poles of eachdisc group (comprising a disc 4, a disc 5, and a disc 6) are arranged inthe same way, i.e. disc groups same with each other are simply andrepeatedly placed at different positions of the inner wheel, which cannot represent the positions of different disc groups and moving statesof a specific position. During riding, moving pedal and thecorresponding positions thereof have their own power assistancerequirements. However, according to the patent application 01201843.0,each disc groups are the same, which cannot represent special powerassistance requirements of the pedal on different positions.

Disadvantage (3)

Each point signal has no difference, in such a manner that machine doesnot match human: disc groups are the same, so each disc group cannotrepresent the position thereof on the inner wheel, and the output signalof the Hall element can not represent positions of the pedals and theother disc groups. That is to say, the output signal of the Hall elementcan not represent the power assistance requirements of the pedals atdifferent positions, in such a manner that the power assistancerequirement does not match the power assistance time, namelyunsatisfactory man-machine coordination.

Disadvantage (4)

The sinusoidal wave outputted allow a disc group edge distance of notless than 4 cm, and preferably 5 cm, which causes a result that thenumber of the magnetic sheet groups are too few and that the man-machinecooperation is not satisfying. If each group of magnetic sheets isidentical, the output of the Hall element is sinusoidal waves forserving as the control signal. The sinusoidal waves serving as thecontrol signal must have a peak-valley difference value. Since themagnetic sheet group in the application needs a certain length forrepresenting the forward and reverse movement. The circular path of theannular-groove rotating disk with a diameter of 20 cm has at most 8magnetic sheet groups provided thereon, and preferably 5, in such amanner that the Hall element is capable of generating sinusoidal wavesignals having control function. In other words, when the technicalsolution of the patent application of 01201843.0 is utilized in apower-assist bicycle, the number of the magnetic sheet groups is limitedto 8, the number of the control signal is too few and the man-machinecooperation is not satisfying. However, if the magnetic sheet groups aremore than 8, the signal graph outputted by the Hall element is close toa horizontal line when a man rides on the bicycle in a fast speed. Thesignal does not have a control function and is not capable ofcontrolling the motor, so that when the assist power is particularlyrequired, the power-assist function is lost.

Disadvantage (5)

The blind zone of the signal has a blind angle of 45 degrees, and theassist power can not be obtained when required in starting. It is wellknown that the torque is minimal when a man steps on the pedal vertex ofa bicycle. An area 10-45 degrees away from the vertex is the arearequiring the assist power most. However, in the patent application, theincluded angle among each magnetic sheet group is 45 degrees. The area10-45 degrees away from the vertex of the pedal has no magnetic sheetgroup, i.e., no control signal. And the result is that the motor of thepower-assist bicycle is not capable of providing assist power whilerequiring the assist power most.

In summary, except that the flexible assembly is not durable and hascomplicated structures, the diameter of the wheel is within 20 cm, whichlimits the number of the magnetic sheet group to 8. Thus, the groups ofthe magnetic sheets can not be added optionally, the man-machinecooperation is the satisfying, the assist power is not available whilestarting. The assist power can not meet the requirements. The cyclist isnot comfortable while riding. If the number of the magnetic sheet groupsis added forcibly, the sensing signals thereof loose the assist powercontrol function.

A Chinese patent application sensor for time-like electric power bicyclehaving a publication number of 03264387.X by Naikang Wang discloses asensor without a flexible assembly. The sensor comprises a rotating discand a stationary disc. Two permanent magnets are inset in the rotatingdisc. Three Hall elements are inset in the stationary disc. When thepedal of the bicycle rotates one cycle, each Hall element generates twopulses, and thus three Hall elements generate six pulses. Three featuresand four disadvantages of the patent application by Naikang Wang areanalyzed as follows.

Feature (1)

In order to obtain six pulse signals, the same magnetic poles of the twopermanent magnets are provided on a same side of the rotating disc,i.e., both the north poles and the south poles of the two permanentmagnets are on a certain side of the rotating disc. If a north pole ofone permanent magnet and a south pole of another permanent magnet are ona same side of the rotating disc, each Hall element is only capable ofgenerating one pulse by rotating the pedal one circle, and the threeHall element is only capable of generating three pulses, which is not inaccordance with the disclosure of the specification of the patentapplication. In order to increase the pulses and the control effect, thesame magnet poles of each permanent magnet can only be on an identicalside.

Feature (2)

The permanent magnets are for presenting stationary positions of thepedal. The three Hall elements are for presenting motion positions ofthe pedal. Since the pedal and the rotating disk rotate synchronously,one permanent magnet is respectively provided on two positions of therotating disc corresponding to the two pedals. The rotating position ofa pedal is the rotating position of a corresponding permanent magnet.However, only when the rotating at the position of the Hall element, canthe Hall element send a control signal, by which to instruct thepower-assist bicycle to generate the assist power to rotate.

Feature (3)

Since one Hall element is not capable of representing the motionpositions in one rotating circle of the pedal at different times,utilizing only one Hall element is not desirable. The pedal has a greatdifferent requirement for the assist power at different times of therotating circle. In order to represent the variations of requirementsfor the assist power, three Hall elements are respectively provided onthree positions within 180 degrees in the patent application. Twopermanent magnets are respectively provided on the positions of thepedal. The pedal rotates in a position of the Hall element, and the Hallelement outputs signals for representing that the pedal reaches theposition of the Hall element. However, utilizing multiple Hall elementshas disadvantages as follows.

The features of the sensor of the power-assisted bicycle have threedisadvantages as follows.

Disadvantage (1)

Two identical permanent magnets respectively represent stationarypositions of the two pedals. Multiple Hall elements are utilized forrepresenting the rotating position of the pedals. The two identicalpermanent magnets have advantages that the stationary positions of thetwo pedals can be represented respectively with no differences betweenthe left foot and the right foot. The left foot and the right foot haverequirements for the assist power and are capable of generating the sameassist effects to the motors. The disadvantage is that the permanentmagnet itself is not capable of representing the rotating position ofthe pedal, and the rotating position of the pedal can only berepresented by the positions of the multiple Hall elements provided ondifferent corner positions. Thus, utilizing only one Hall element isinfeasible, and multiple Hall elements must be utilized.

Disadvantage (2)

As utilizing one Hall element is infeasible, utilizing three Hallelements inevitably leads to original segment errors of three controlsignals, which causes distortion of the required power assist model, sothat the output of the assist power is not in accordance with therequirements of the assist power. No matter the power-assist bicycle hasone motor or two motors, the motor signals controlled thereby can onlyachieve the object of controlling the motor by only one controller ofsensing signal inputting motor. However, in the patent application,three Hall elements are utilized for controlling the motor, so only whenthe three control signals of the three Hall elements are combined intoan integrated control signal, the control signal can be inputted to themotor controller. Sensor parameters of the three Hall elements can't bethe identical. Particularly, due to variations of the environmenttemperatures, the sensor parameters of the three Hall elements may havegreat differences, which cause an result that different Hall elementsoutput different voltages under the same power assist requirements.Thus, the motor generates different outputs of assist power, and theoutput of the assist power id not in accordance with the requirementsfor the assist power. Similarly, when identical assist power isrequired, different Hall elements may output an identical voltage, sothat the motor generates only one identical assist power to output,which also brings the problem of inconformity between the outputs andthe requirements of the assist power.

Disadvantage (3)

The integrated control signal is easy to generate a signal drift, sothat the integrated control signal does not match with the motorcontroller and that the the power assist model is distorted. Due tovariations of the environment temperatures, the sensor parameters of thethree Hall elements may have great differences after utilizing for along time, which certainly leads to variations of three control signalsof the three Hall elements, so that the integrated control signalgenerated by an identical power assist requirement generates a segmentsignal drift. Thus the integrated control signal as a whole generatesthe segment signal drift, i.e. the assist power model is distorted,which causes a result that no matter the motor controller selects anyone of the three control signal for serving as a reference, the problemsof inconformity between the requirements and the outputs of the assistpower.

Disadvantage (4)

Sensing sites can not be added randomly. The number of the sensing sitesis too few, so that the operation of the motor is unstable and the riderfeels uncomfortable. Since the disadvantages (1) and (2) are caused bythe fact that the number of the Hall elements is over one, the more isthe number of the Hall element, the more serious is the disadvantages(1) and (2). Thus, the power assist bicycle provided by the patentapplication is a power assist bicycle that makes the rider feelsuncomfortable.

Disadvantage (5)

The blind zone of the signal has a blind angle of 45 degrees, and theassist power can not be obtained when required in starting. It is wellknown that the torque is minimal when a man steps on the pedal vertex ofa bicycle. An area 10-45 degrees away from the vertex is the arearequiring the assist power most. However, in the patent application, theincluded angle among each magnetic sheet group is 42.5-43.5 degrees. Thearea 10-42 degrees away from the vertex of the pedal has no Hallelements, i.e., no control signal. And the result is that the motor ofthe power-assist bicycle is not capable of providing assist power whilerequiring the assist power most.

In summary, the patent application adopts a technical solution ofcontrolling the power assist model by multiple Hall elements. Since therotating positions of the pedal can only be presented by multiple Hallelements, the multiple Hall elements controlled signals must haveoriginal errors; and the integrated control signal is easy to generatesignal drift. Both of the situations cause distortion of the assistpower required model, i.e., the identical power assist requirements atdifferent times obtains different power assist effects. The more is thenumber of the Hall elements, the more serious is the distortion degreeof the power assist required model, which limits the number of the Hallelements. The few amounts of the Hall elements cause a result that theoperation of the motor is not steady, the rider feels uncomfortable, andthat the assist power is not available when starting. Thus, the patentapplication by Naikang Wang always attends to one thing and loses sightof another between the distortionless of the power assist requirementmodel and the steady operation of the motor, and it is not possible tohave both ways.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a sensor which iscapable of obtaining the speed and position signals and digitizing thesignals to output the best power assistance model signal only by a Hallelement and the magnetic flux changes of each of the permanent magneticblocks on the annular-groove rotating disk; and within the Hall elementinductive region, is capable of increasing the number of permanentmagnetic blocks as many as possible, maximizing the use of displacementinformation of the annular-groove rotating disk, outputting moreinformation and accurately positioning, wherein the Hall element and aplurality of permanent magnetic blocks are fixed to a relative positionby an assembly. When the sensor of the present invention is applied tothe power assistance bicycle, even if no elastic element and othermachines determine the torque, the power assistance demand and the powerassistance provided match well, and the motor stably operates.

The conception of the present invention is: within the Hall elementinductive range, the pole N and the pole S are alternated on one surfaceof an annular-groove rotating disk where a plurality of permanentmagnetic blocks face the Hall element for allowing the Hall element toinduct moving signals of all of the permanent magnetic blocks. Thepermanent magnetic blocks change in magnetic polarities and fluxes forallowing the Hall element to acquire the moving signals of the multiplepermanent magnetic blocks with specific and more accurate locations,much stronger control function and more quantity. The alternation of thepole N and the pole S of the permanent magnetic blocks allows the Hallelement to generate rectangular waves for acquiring signals with muchstronger control function and more quantity; magnetic flux changes ofthe multiple permanent magnetic blocks allow the Hall element togenerate signals which are capable of more accurately expressingpositions of the multiple permanent magnetic blocks, so that the movingstate of a specific position of the annular-groove rotating disk is ableto be expressed. Due to the moving state of a pedal directly expresses apower assistance demand state of a rider to the power assistancebicycle, it is very important for the power assistance bicycle toexpress what the moving state of the specific position of a pedal is.

The relative position of the Hall sensing element and the multiplepermanent magnetic blocks is fixed by the assembly of a mechanicalstructure for acquiring stable and reliable sensing signals of the Hallelement.

The rectangular wave signals outputted by the Hall element are convertedto digital signals, which is convenient for digitizing the digitalsignals of the Hall element, a power assistance mathematical modelcapable of allowing the best coordination of the person and the machinemay be added during the digitalization, the power assistancemathematical model is able to be randomly adjusted according to thepeople machine coordination. Therefore, the present invention overcomesthe problem that sine wave signals outputted by a Hall element in theprior art are not easy to be digitized, but simulated and the randomlyadjustable power assistance model can not be added; the problem thatonly the power assistance model limited by speed signals is extracted;and the problem that the people is not able to best coordinated with themachine.

The structure of the present invention is described as follows.

A sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributedmagnetic fluxes in a housing comprises a sensing element, a powerassistance model processor 21, a digital-to-analog converter 27 and anoperational amplifier 28 connected in sequence, and is characterized inthat:

[1] the sensing element is adapted for transforming rotational motionsof an annular-groove rotating disk 1 to rectangular wave output signals;

wherein the sensing element comprises the annular-groove rotating disk1, an annular-groove fixing disk 40, a Hall element 3 and a plurality ofpermanent magnetic blocks 2; a concave of the annular-groove rotatingdisk 1 is opposite to that of the annular-groove fixing disk 40, and theannular-groove fixing disk 40 is engaged with an annular groove of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 to form a fitting interior-empty housingin which two disks are capable of relatively rotating with each other,the concave of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 and that of theannular-groove fixing disk 40 form a hollow ring 41; the plurality ofpermanent magnetic blocks 2 are fixedly arranged on a portion of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 within the hollow ring 41, and theplurality of permanent magnetic blocks 2 are evenly distributed along acircular trajectory, that is to say, that a distance from each of thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 to a circle center of the circulartrajectory 5 is same, and a distance between every two adjacentpermanent magnetic blocks 2 is same; magnetic polarities of every twoadjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2 are opposite, the magneticpolarities of all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 on theannular-groove rotating disk 1 are distributed in a pattern of pole N,pole S, pole N, pole S, pole N, pole S . . . ; magnetic fluxes of atleast two of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are different;

the Hall element 3 is fixedly located on a portion of the annular-groovefixing disk 40 within the hollow ring 41, and is located at a positionwhich is close to the permanent magnetic blocks 2 and capable ofinducting the magnetic flux of each of the permanent magnetic blocks 2,a distance is provided between the Hall element 3 and the permanentmagnetic blocks 2; the Hall element 3 is adapted for generating therectangular wave output signals aiming at two opposite magneticpolarities;

[2] the power assistance model processor 21 is a signal form converteradapted for converting rotating digital signals of the annular-grooverotating disk 1 to power assistance model digital signals;

wherein the power assistance model processor 21 comprises ananalog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22, apower assistance starting point selector 23, a magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, a power assistance model storage 25 and a powerassistance model calculator 26;

the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22connected with the sensing element recognizes a wave peak of each of therectangular waves inputted by the Hall element 3 of the sensing element,converts each of the rectangular wave signals to various digitalsignals, marks each of the rectangular waves, and outputs magnetic blockmoving digital signals marked with positions and orders of the magneticblocks;

the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22 isconnected with the power assistance starting point selector 23 and themagnetic block rotation rate calculator 24, the power assistancestarting point selector 23 is connected with the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24; the magnetic block rotation rate calculator 24calculates rotation rates of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 via themagnetic block moving digital signals marked with the positions andorders of the magnetic blocks and inputted by the analog-to-digitalconverting and wave peak recognizing device 22, and converts rotationrate digital signals of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 to the powerassistance starting point selector 23, the power assistance startingpoint selector 23 determines a certain rectangular wave corresponding toone power assistance starting point under a certain rotation ratecondition via the magnetic block moving digital signal marked with thepositions and orders of the magnetic blocks and the rotation ratedigital signal of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, namely, determinesa power assistance staring point magnetic block;

both the power assistance starting point selector 23 and the magneticblock rotation rate calculator 24 are connected with the powerassistance model calculator 26, the power assistance model storage 25 isalso connected with the power assistance model calculator 26; the powerassistance model calculator 26 selects a certain power assistance modelfunction of the power assistance model storage 25 via the powerassistance starting point magnetic block determined by the powerassistance starting selector 23 and the rotation rate of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 calculated by the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, the power assistance starting point magnetic blockand the rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 are inputtedinto the power assistance model function to calculate a power assistancemodel digital signal under these two conditions, that is to say, thatthe power assistance model calculator 26 outputs the power assistancemodel digital signals;

[3] the digital-to-analog converter 27 is adapted for converting thepower assistance model digital signals to power assistance model analogsignals;

wherein the power assistance model calculator 26 is connected with thedigital-to-analog converter 27, and the digital-to-analog converter 27converts the power assistance model digital signals of the powerassistance model calculator 26 to the power assistance model analogsignals;

[4] the operational amplifier 28 is adapted for converting the powerassistance model analog signals of the digital-to-analog converter 27 topower assistance model analog signals within a rated voltage range.

[I] Description of the Sensing Element:

The annular-groove rotating disk 1 is not only engaged with theannular-groove fixing disk 40, but also capable of relatively rotatingwith each other, which ensures when the annular-groove rotating disk 1rotates, induction positions of the Hall element 3 relative to all ofthe permanent magnetic blocks 2 are not changed, such that outputsignals of the Hall element 3 are only related to a rotation of all ofthe permanent magnetic blocks 2, and not related to the annular-grooverotating disk 1 and the annular-groove fixing disk 40; if theannular-groove rotating disk 1 and the annular-groove fixing disk 40 aremade of metal, a shielding effect will be produced, so that the Hallelement 3 and all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are located withinthe hollow ring 41 via the annular-groove rotating disk 1 and theannular-groove fixing disk 40 for inducting, which improves the signalreliability and authenticity of the Hall element 3.

When the annular-groove fixing disk 40 is fixed to a certain object, theannular-groove rotating disk 1 is rotated, and each of the permanentmagnetic blocks 2 on the annular-groove rotating disk 1 sweeps the Hallelement 3 on the annular-groove fixing disk 4, the Hall element 3 iscapable of generating an electrical signal via each of the permanentmagnetic blocks 2. The magnetic polarities of two adjacent permanentmagnetic blocks 2 are opposite, that is to say, that the magneticpolarities of all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 face to the Hallelement 3 in a pattern of south-north alternation, so that the Hallelement 3 generates the rectangular wave signals which are convenientfor digitalization to achieve the digital control. In the prior art, themagnetic polarities of all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 facing tothe Hall element 3 are same, so that the Hall element 3 only generatessine wave signals for analog control; once inductive parameters of theHall element 3 change, the analog control may be distorted. However, thepresent invention adopts the rectangular wave signals to digitallycontrol, so that the digital distortion is not generated.

The annular-groove rotating disk 1 can be a not-easily deformed materialplate made of plastic, high-strength insulation material, copper andaluminum. While using the sensing element, the annular-groove rotatingdisk 1 needs to be rotated, a rotation center is a center of a circle atwhich an annular distribution, formed by the permanent magnetic blocks2, is provided.

An object of the annular distribution of the permanent magnetic blocks 2is to only adopt one Hall element 3 to induct the moving states of allof the permanent magnetic blocks 2 on the annular-groove rotating disk,that is to say, to induct moving positions and velocities of allpermanent magnetic blocks 2 on the annular-groove rotating disk andspeed variations thereof, namely, or called accelerations, the movingstates of all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are expressed via acontinuously electrical signal generated by the Hall element 3. Andbecause all of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are respectively fixed onthe annular-groove rotating disk 1, the continuously electrical signalgenerated by the Hall element 3 is capable of express a moving state ofthe annular-groove rotating disk. If the continuously electrical signalis used to control other objects, the continuously electrical signal isa control signal. If a motor for controlling a power assistance bicyclealso needs a SCM (Single Chip Microcomputer) or other electroniccomponents as a signal processor, the essential factor comprising theposition, velocity and acceleration in the control signal is convertedto the power assistance signals which represent how much powerassistance is needed, a conversion function is a power assistance demandmodel, or called a power assistance model.

The meaning of different magnetic fluxes of the permanent magneticblocks 2 is as below. The electrical signals generated by the Hallelement 3 are not the same pulse signals, but the pulse signals withdifferent peak-valley differences, different positions of differentpermanent magnetic blocks are distinguished by the different pulsesignals for obtaining the moving states of the permanent magnetic blocks2 at different positions to accurately express a moving state of acertain position of the annular-groove rotating disk or a moving stateof each of the permanent magnetic blocks 2. If the permanent magneticblocks 2 with different magnetic fluxes are applied to the powerassistance bicycle, the demands of the pedals at different positions forthe power assistance can be accurately expressed to more accuratelyexpress the power assistance demand, so that the bicycle is moreconsistently coordinated with the rider.

The different magnetic fluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 meanthat the magnetic fluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are changed,a changed range thereof should be a magnetic flux range which is capableof being inducted by the same Hall element 3 with an unchanged position,that is to say, that a highest value and a lowest value of the magneticfluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 is in a magnetic flux rangewhich is capable of being inducted by the Hall element 3.

The Hall element 3 is located at a position which is close to thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 and capable of inducting the magnetic fluxesof the permanent magnetic blocks 2 to induct the moving states of thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 via the Hall element 3, namely, the movingpositions, velocities and accelerations.

It is very important for every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2to have opposite magnetic polarities, the magnetic polarities of all ofthe permanent magnetic blocks 2 are distributed in a pattern of pole N,pole S, pole N, pole S, pole N, pole S . . . to output the rectangularwave signals with spaced high and low levels via the Hall element 3.When the annular-groove rotating disk with limited size is rotated for acircle, the accurately variable signals are needed to be acquired asmany as possible, so that the rectangular wave is selected. The variabletime of the peak-valley value of the rectangular wave signal is short,so the signals adapted for controlling as many as possible are generatedwithin a certain time. The structure that every two adjacent permanentmagnetic blocks 2 having opposite magnetic polarities produces therectangular waves, and however, the structure that every two adjacentpermanent magnetic blocks 2 having same magnetic polarities produces thesine waves, especially for the power assistance bicycle, a diameter ofthe annular-groove rotating disk as the sensing element is generallylimited to 10-15 cm, when the signals adapted for controlling areacquired under the condition of the limited diameter, rotating a circle,the pulses capable of being provided of producing the rectangular wavesis 7 to 9 times the number of producing the sine waves. Naturally, thestructure that every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2 havingopposite magnetic polarities has a better control effect on the powerassistance bicycle, the rider is capable of better coordinating with thebicycle, and the rider feels more comfortable while riding the bicycle.

[II] the Description of the Power Assistance Model Processor 21:

the power assistance model processor 21 is a signal form converteradapted for converting the rotating digital signals of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 to the power assistance model digitalsignals;

wherein the power assistance model processor 21 comprises ananalog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22, apower assistance starting point selector 23, a magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, a power assistance model storage 25 and a powerassistance model calculator 26; the processing idea of these componentsto the signals is as below: the rectangular wave signal of the Hallelement 3 in the sensing element are decomposed to acquire a positiondigital signal which represents a position of each of the permanentmagnetic blocks 2 and a velocity digital signal which represents arotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, due to the positionand velocity are digital signals, the position and velocity are capableof being processed via a power assistance mathematical model which isdesigned based on the people's best feeling, such that the powerassistance model digital signal outputted by the power assistance modelprocessor 21 has not only the best power assistance mathematical model,but a starting point and an end point of the power assistancemathematical model. Due to the position digital signal of each of thepermanent magnetic blocks 2, the starting point and the end point areaccurate for fully synchronizing with the people's power assistancedemand Therefore, the present invention resolves the problems that thepeople's power assistance demand and the power assistance model do notmatch without the position signals of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 inthe prior art, an operation of the power assistance model delays thepower assistance demand, and the people and the machine do not match inthe prior art, such as no force is provided while applying a force, asmall force is provided while applying a big force, a big force isprovided while applying a small force, a force is provided while noforce is needed. The connection relationship and function of everycomponent in the power assistance model processor 21 are as follows.

The analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22connected with the sensing element recognizes a wave peak of everyrectangular wave inputted by the Hall element 3 of the sensing element,converts each of the rectangular signal to various digital signals,marks every rectangular wave, and outputs the rectangular signals markedwith the positions and orders of the magnetic blocks. Thus, therectangular signals whose waveforms have different peak values areconverted to the rectangular signals marked with data, which isconvenient for converting the peak values of the rectangular waves tothe position data thereof for operating during the followingdigitalization. Therefore, the analog-to-digital converting and wavepeak recognizing device 22 is a processor adapted for converting asignal which uses the peak value of the rectangular wave to representthe position of each of the magnetic blocks to a digital signal whichuses the data to mark the position of each of the magnetic blocks, whichis an important inventive point of the present invention compared withthe existing power assistance bicycle. With the digital signal using thedata to mark the position of each of the magnetic blocks, the presentinvention is capable of finding a position of a certain or everymagnetic block on the cyclically circularly moving annular-grooverotating disk 1 to generate, increase, reduce and stop a powerresistance for starting the motor 30, so as to match the people's powerassistance demand with the power assistance behavior of the motor 30,thereby avoiding the problems that the existing power assistance bicycleis difficult to achieve the coordination of the rider with the bicycle,the motor can't be rotated while needing the power assistance, the motormaintains the rotation and can't be stopped while no power assistance isneeded, even the collision accident is caused.

The analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22 isconnected with the power assistance starting point selector 23 and themagnetic block rotation rate calculator 24, the power assistancestarting point selector 23 is connected with the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24; the magnetic block rotation rate calculator 24calculates a rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 via themagnetic block moving digital signals which are marked with thepositions and orders of the magnetic blocks and are inputted by theanalog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22, andconverts rotation rate signals of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 tothe power assistance starting point selector 23, the power assistancestarting point selector 23 determines a certain rectangular wavecorresponding to one power assistance starting point under a certainrotation rate condition via the magnetic block moving digital signalmarked with the positions and orders of the magnetic blocks and therotation rate signal of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, namely,determines a power assistance staring point magnetic block. Thedetermined power assistance staring point magnetic block is therectangular wave marked with data, so the power assistance staring pointmagnetic block has the position of an only corresponding magnetic block,such that, when the power assistance starting point selector 23 findsthe position of the power assistance staring point magnetic block 2, aposition of the certain magnetic block 2 is also determined, the motoris started or ended to have a certain power assistance model motion. Asa result, the people controls the special magnetic block 2 on theannular-groove rotating disk 1 to synchronously move, and the specialmagnetic block 2 controls the motor to specially synchronously rotatefor achieving the people synchronous controlling the motor. Noinaccurately controlled starting point and ending point occur, and nodelay of the controlled starting point and ending point occur. However,when the existing power assistance bicycle starts and ends the powerassistance, the starting and ending positions synchronized with thepeople are not capable of being found, thereby causing the delay of thecontrolled starting point and ending point.

Both the power assistance starting point selector 23 and the magneticblock rotation rate calculator 24 are connected with the powerassistance model calculator 26, the power assistance model storage 25 isalso connected with the power assistance model calculator 26; the powerassistance model calculator 26 selects a certain power assistance modelfunction of the power assistance model storage 25 via the powerassistance starting point magnetic block determined by the powerassistance starting selector 23 and the rotation rate of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 calculated by the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, the power assistance starting point magnetic blockand the rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 are inputtedinto the power assistance model function to calculate a power assistancemodel digital signal under these two conditions, that is to say, thatthe power assistance model calculator 26 outputs the power assistancemodel digital signals.

[III] the Description of the Digital-to-Analog Converter 27:

the digital-to-analog converter 27 is adapted for converting the powerassistance model digital signals to the power assistance model analogsignals.

The power assistance model calculator 26 is connected with thedigital-to-analog converter 27, and the digital-to-analog converter 27converts the power assistance model digital signals of the powerassistance model calculator 26 to the power assistance model analogsignals for outputting the power assistance model analog signals to amotor controller 29 which is only capable of processing the analogsignals.

[IV] The description of the operational amplifier 28: the operationalamplifier 28 is adapted for converting the power assistance model analogsignals of the digital-to-analog converter 27 to the power assistancemodel analog signals within the rated voltage range.

The digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected with the operationalamplifier 28, the power assistance model analog signals of thedigital-to-analog converter 27 resolve the power assistance modelproblem, but the voltage of the power assistance model signal still cannot meet the demand of the motor controller 29. Therefore, the powerassistance model analog signals are converted to the power assistancemodel analog signals needed by the rated voltage range via theoperational amplifier 28, and then are transmitted to the motorcontroller 29.

According to the present invention, signals outputted by the signalprocessing elements are:

the Hall element 3 outputs rectangular wave signals;

the power assistance model processor 21 outputs power assistance modeldigital signals;

the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22outputs magnetic block moving digital signals marked with positions andorders of the permanent magnetic blocks;

the power assistance starting point selector 23 outputs starting pointposition signals of determined power assistance starting point magneticblocks;

the magnetic block rotation rate calculator 24 calculates and outputsrotation rate digital signals of the annular-groove rotating disk 1;

the power assistance model storage 25 stores a plurality of powerassistance model functions for alternating, and outputs digital signalsof the selected power assistance model function;

the power assistance model calculator 26 calculates and outputs powerassistance model digital signals for controlling functions;

the digital-to-analog converter 27 outputs power assistance model analogsignals converted from the power assistance model digital signals;

the operational amplifier 28 outputs power assistance model analogsignals within a rated voltage range converted from the power assistancemodel analog signals; and

a thermal resistor R6 ensures that the operational amplifier 28 outputsthe power assistance model analog signals within the rated voltagerange, namely standard power assistance model analog signals.

For solving drift of the power assistance model analog signals, thethermal resistor R6 is provided. The thermal resistor R6 is connectedbetween an input terminal and an output terminal of the operationalamplifier 28.

The Hall element 3, the digital-to-analog converter 27 and theoperational amplifier 28 are semiconductor devices with analog signalprocessing capability. Therefore, signals are easy to drift due totemperature changes, especially in summer and winter. Furthermore, thepower assistance bicycle is utilized outdoor, and signal parameter driftdue to temperature changes is significant. As a result, the signalsoutputted by the operational amplifier 28 should be drift-revised forobtaining the standard power assistance analog signals which are notaffected by the temperature changes. The standard power assistanceanalog signals control the motor 30 through the motor controller 29, insuch a manner that a rider feels no difference between power assistanceeffects in summer and winter.

The power assistance model processor 21 is a single chip microcomputer31, and a clock circuit 32 is connected to the single chip microcomputer31. The single chip microcomputer 31 completes functions of theanalog-to-digital converting and wave peak (mine) recognizing device 22,the power assistance starting point selector 23, the magnetic blockrotation rate calculator 24, the power assistance model storage 25, andthe power assistance model calculator 26. Clock signals of the clockcircuit 32 are for distinguishing the rectangular wave signals inputtedfrom the Hall element 3, preferably, a length of each clock signal is0.001 s.

A structure of mechanical parts and sensing parts of the sensor is: themechanical parts of the sensor are the annular-groove rotating disk 1and the annular-groove fixing disk 40 engaged with each other; thesensing parts of the sensor are a plurality of permanent magnetic blocks2, the Hall element 3, the single chip microcomputer 31, thedigital-to-analog converter 27, and the operational amplifier 28;wherein among the sensing parts, the Hall element 3, the single chipmicrocomputer 31, the digital-to-analog converter 27, and theoperational amplifier 28, which are connected in sequence, are providedon a circuit board 59; a plurality of permanent magnetic blocks 2 areprovided on an internal wall of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 ofthe hollow ring 41, and the circuit board 59 is mounted on an internalwall of the annular-groove fixing disk 40 of the hollow ring 41; theHall element 3 on the circuit board 59 is provided at a position wherethe Hall element 3 senses magnetic fluxes of the permanent magneticblocks 2 and outputs electrical signals according to magnetic fluxchanges. The sensing parts are sensing functional parts of the sensor.The mechanical parts have two functions: firstly, keeping relativepositions of the elements of the sensing parts for forming a sensingfunctional integral with the elements; secondly, mounting the sensingfunctional integral on an electric bicycle and enabling the sensingfunctional integral to sense a moving state of the electric bicycle.Providing the Hall elements 3, the single chip microcomputer 31, thedigital-to-analog converter 27, and the operational amplifier 28, whichare connected in sequence, on the circuit board 59 is conducive tointegration, modularization and miniaturization thereof, as well asmounting the four elements on the internal wall of the annular-groovefixing disk 40 of the hollow ring 41 as a whole, for simplifyingmanufacturing of the sensor.

According to the present invention, preferred models and connection ofeach part of the sensor are: the Hall element 3 is UGN3075, the powerassistance model processor 21 is the AT89S52 single chip microcomputer31, the digital-to-analog converter 27 is ADC-C8E, the operationalamplifier 28 is OF-17F, the thermal resistor R6 is connected between aninput pin 2 and an output pin 6 of the OF-17F operational amplifier 28;wherein the connection relationship thereof are as follows:

an output pin 3 of the Hall element 3 is connected to a pin 12, namelyINTO [P32], of the single chip microcomputer 31;

a pin 39, namely P00, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 12, namely B8, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 38, namely P01, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 11, namely B7, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 37, namely P02, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 10, namely B6, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 36, namely P03, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 9, namely B5, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 35, namely P04, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 8, namely B4, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 34, namely P05, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 7, namely B3, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 33, namely P06, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 6, namely B2, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 32, namely P07, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 5, namely B1, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 4 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected to the pin 2of the operational amplifier 28;

a pin 2 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected to a pin 3 ofthe operational amplifier 28; and

the pin 6 of the operational amplifier 28 is an analog signal outputterminal

The thermal resistor R6 is connected between the input pin 2 and theoutput pin 6 of the OF-17F operational amplifier 28, and a capacitor C6is connected to two ends of the thermal resistor R6 in parallel.Preferably, a resistance of the thermal resistor R6 is 5K, a capacitanceof the capacitor C6 is 8P, and a resistor R5 with a resistance of 1.25 kis connected between the pin 4 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 andthe pin 2 of the operational amplifier 28 for grounding, in such amanner that a voltage range of the analog signals outputted by the pin 6of the operational amplifier 28 is capable of being adjusted by thethermal resistor R6 to 0.8˜4.2V.

A bearing 42 is provided between an external surface of an internal ringof the annular-groove fixing disk 40 and an internal surface of aninternal ring of the annular-groove rotating disk 1. The bearing 42keeps a sufficient relative rotation between the annular-groove fixingdisk 40 and the annular-groove rotating disk 1 for a long time.

The Hall element 3 is provided between the internal circular trajectoryand the external circular trajectory, because the Hall element 3 is ableto sense the magnetic fluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 andoutput the electrical signals with an interval. Furthermore, fordecreasing a volume of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 as much aspossible, providing the permanent magnetic blocks 2 on theannular-groove rotating disk 1 as many as possible, and sensing all thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 by the Hall element 3, the Hall element 3 isprovided between the internal circular trajectory and the externalcircular trajectory, and preferably at a position which crosses allcircular trajectories of the permanent magnetic blocks 2.

A center hole is drilled at a center of a circular range of the internalcircular trajectory of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 on theannular-groove rotating disk 1. If the annular-groove rotating disk 1 iscoated on a rotation shaft for being utilized, a coating hole for therotation shaft should be drilled on the annular-groove rotating disk 1.For enabling the Hall element 3 to sense the moving signals of all ofthe permanent magnetic blocks 2 on the annular-groove rotating disk 1when the annular-groove rotating disk 1 rotates with the rotation shaft,the coating hole on the annular-groove rotating disk 1 should be drilledat the center of the circular range of the internal circular trajectoryof the permanent magnetic blocks 2. Because the external circulartrajectory is a concentric circle of the internal circular trajectory,the coating hole is of course at a center of a circular range of theexternal circular trajectory. The coating hole is a center position holeof the internal circular trajectory and the external circulartrajectory, namely a center hole. However, the center hole does not haveto be circular, the center hole may be square, triangle, etc., so as tocooperate with a square, triangle or other shape rotation shaft, but ahollow area of the center hole must include a circle center of theinternal circular trajectory, in such a manner that one Hall element 3is able to sense the moving signals of all of the permanent magneticblocks 2 on the annular-groove rotating disk 1.

At least a magnetic flux of one permanent magnetic block 2 is differentfrom that of all other permanent magnetic blocks 2. By being different,the special magnetic flux may represent a position of a pedal of abicycle. Preferably, the magnetic fluxes of at least two permanentmagnetic blocks 2 are different from that of all other permanentmagnetic blocks 2, the two special permanent magnetic blocks 2 withspecial magnetic fluxes respectively correspond to two pedals of thebicycle for representing positions of the two pedals. Because the pedalsmove circularly, determining the positions thereof is very important forobtaining a speed of the circular movement and determining a powerassistance model for next circular movement.

The annular-groove rotating disk 1 is made of a non-magnetic plastic,aluminum or copper board. According to the present invention, theadjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2 have opposite magnetic polarities,which enable the Hall element 3 to output the electrical signals with acontrolling function even if edges of the adjacent permanent magneticblocks 2 are almost contacted with each other.

Advantages of the present invention are: a simple structure, a low cost,no quantity limit for the permanent magnetic blocks on a permanentmagnetic block ring, outputting standard pulse signals, no signal blindarea, fully representing all moving states of a moving disk only by aset of output signals of one Hall element, no distortion and drift ofthe output signals, representing a certain position by magnetic fluxchanges of the permanent magnetic blocks, outputting signals which maycomprise movement positions of all permanent magnetic blocks, beingadaptable for power assistance bicycles, and comforting a rider byhighly cooperating power assistance output with power assistancerequirements.

(1) the simple structure, no elastic member, no mechanical failure: theHall element senses the rotating output signals of a plurality ofpermanent magnetic blocks; with a speed-to-moment principle provided bya Chinese patent 01201843.0, moment parameters of the power assistancebicycle are able to be calculated by a variety of mathematical models,so as to control the motor of the power assistance bicycle for powerassistance; no elastic part is utilized, the structure is simple, andthe cost of the present invention is lower than that of sensors usingthe elastic parts and mechanical force bearing; deformation of eachmechanical part after long-term use is avoided, no mechanical failureand cooperating problem exist.

(2) the opposite magnetic polarities, outputting the rectangular wavesignals, and the precise controlling function: because the adjacentpermanent magnetic blocks have opposite magnetic polarities and the Hallelement generating rectangular wave output signals according to theopposite polarities is utilized, no matter how narrow an interval isbetween the adjacent permanent magnetic blocks, even if there is no gap,the Hall element is also able to output rectangular wave signals; if thesensor is utilized on the power assistance bicycle, the rectangular waveoutput signals are better than sine waves for controlling the powerassistance bicycle, because by utilizing rectangular waves, signalsrepresenting moving positions and speeds are precise at any point andany time, so as to precisely represent moving positions and speed ofpedals of the power assistance bicycle, for calculating correct powerassistance requirements for the moving state by a precise position andspeed of the pedals.

(3) the opposite magnetic polarities of the adjacent permanent magneticblocks, no quantity limit for the permanent magnetic blocks, andincrease sensing points as many as possible: because of the oppositemagnetic polarities and the rectangular wave output signals, even ifthere is no gap between the adjacent permanent magnetic blocks, theoutput signals are still a plurality of distinguishable rectangular wavesignals with the controlling function; that is to say, linear signalswith no controlling function and no change will not be outputted; if thesensor is utilized on the power assistance bicycle, a size of theannular-groove rotating disk linked with the pedals is limited, and thepermanent magnetic blocks and the sensing points are arranged as many aspossible, in such a manner that the moving positions and speeds of thepedals are represented by as many sensing signals as possible forprecise representation of the moving state.

(4) the opposite magnetic polarities of the adjacent permanent magneticblocks, a large number of the permanent magnetic blocks and the sensingpoints, and the precise representation of the moving state of theannular-groove rotating disk: the size of the annular-groove rotatingdisk adapting to the power assistance bicycle for fixing the permanentmagnetic blocks is strictly limited; usually a diameter thereof is nomore than 10˜15 cm; for enabling the Hall elements to sense polaritysignals of the permanent magnetic blocks with the intervals, a diameterof each of the permanent magnetic blocks is at least 0.6˜0.8 cm, and35˜73 permanent magnetic blocks are able to be arranged without intervalaround the annular-groove rotating disk with the diameter of 10˜15 cm,wherein [(10−1)*3.14/0.8=35; (15−1)*3.14/0.6=73]; that is to say, afterthe pedal rotates once, the Hall element is able to obtain 35-73 signalsfor controlling the motor of the power assistance bicycle; however,according to the conventional technology where magnetic polarities ofadjacent permanent magnetic blocks are the same, the adjacent permanentmagnetic blocks having a 5 cm-interval; as a result, only 5˜8 permanentmagnetic blocks are able to be arranged around the annular-grooverotating disk with a diameter of 10˜15 cm, wherein [(10−1)*3.14/5.8=5;(15−1)*3.14/5.6=8]; therefore, the permanent magnetic blocks of thepresent invention are 7˜9 times more than the permanent magnetic blocksof the conventional technology, wherein [35/5=6; 73/8=9]; which means3065 more permanent magnetic blocks are provided, wherein [35−5=30;73−8=65]; therefore, after the annular-groove rotating disk rotatesonce, rotating point signals of the annular-groove rotating disk of thepresent invention is 7˜9 times more than that of the conventionaltechnology; as a result, motor control accuracy for a power assistancebicycle is naturally raised by 7˜9 times and power assistance accuracyfor the rider is also increased by 7˜9 times, in such a manner thatcooperation of the rider and the bicycle are greatly improved as well asrider comfort; uncomfortable feeling according to the conventionaltechnology, which is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, no longerexists; according to actual experience of the applicant, when there areabout 15 permanent magnetic blocks evenly provided on the annular-grooverotating disc, the feeling which is sometimes fast and sometimes slowdue to 5˜8 permanent magnetic blocks of the conventional technology isbasically eliminated; when there are about 20 permanent magnetic blocksevenly provided on the annular-groove rotating disc, the cooperation ofthe bicycle and the rider is able to satisfy the rider and the powerassistance bicycle comfortable to ride.

(5) no signal blind area, providing power assistance corresponding thepower assistance requirements at any time: according to the presentinvention, at most 35˜73 permanent magnetic blocks are able to bearranged around the annular-groove rotating disk with the diameter of10˜15 cm, and an average angle between the adjacent permanent magneticblocks are 5˜10 degrees; if the sensor is utilized on the powerassistance bicycle, during starting or running, there are 4˜7 permanentmagnetic blocks in a 35-degree area determined by the pedal from 10 to45 degrees away from an apex (at 10 degrees away from the apex there isa first signal), and the Hall element outputs 4˜7 controlling signalsrepresenting the power assistance requirements for achieving a excellenttechnical effect that the power assistance is available at anywhere andanytime as long as there is the power assistance requirement, in such amanner that the cooperation of the bicycle and the rider is sufficientand rider feels comfortable.

(6) only one Hall element, one controlling signal representing allmoving states of the annular-groove rotating disk, the controllingsignal completely consistent with the moving state of annular-grooverotating disk, and the controlling signal completely consistent withrider requirements: a plurality of permanent magnetic blocks are mountedon the annular-groove rotating disk and synchronously rotate with theannular-groove rotating disk; by sensing the moving signals of all ofthe permanent magnetic blocks by one Hall element, the controllingsignals outputted by the Hall element is completely consistent with themoving state of the annular-groove rotating disk as well as the riderrequirements, and the controlling signals avoids initial segment errorsand signal drift; Even if sensing parameters of the Hall element change,the controlling signals will move in parallel; as long as a receivingrange of the motor receiving the Hall controlling signals is wide, acontrolling effect of the changed controlling signals will systemicallychange, if the sensor is utilized on the power assistance bicycle, apower assistance requirement model will not be distorted, powerassistance output and the power assistance requirements remain anoriginal model matching relationship, wherein the rider can easilyhandle the systemic change of power assistance performance

(7) the permanent magnetic blocks having changed magnetic fluxes, whichmay represents moving states of certain positions: due to the changedmagnetic fluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks, the Hall elementoutputs controlling signals with certain peak-valley value differences,in such a manner that the controlling signals with the certainpeak-valley value differences are able to directly represent the movingstates of a certain permanent magnetic block position of theannular-groove rotating disk; if each of the permanent magnetic blockshas a particular magnetic flux, particular position moving state signalsmay be as many as the permanent magnetic blocks; if the sensor isutilized on the power assistance bicycle and the diameter of theannular-groove rotating disk is 10˜15 cm, after the annular-grooverotating disk rotates once, moving state controlling signals of 35˜73positions are obtained by the Hall element, in such a manner that thepower assistance requirements of 35˜73 positions are of course obtained;it is well known that after the annular-groove rotating disk rotatesonce, at most 5˜8 power assistance requirements are able to be obtainedby the conventional technology, which is far less than the maximum 35˜73power assistance requirements according to the present invention forrepresenting the power assistance requirements of the rider in a morerealistic and multi-information way; in other words, with the presentinvention, the power assistance bicycle completely satisfies the riderrequirements, and the rider feels that a speeding is completelycontrollable no matter where the pedals are as well as comfort is good;according to a conventional power assistance bicycle, the speed is onlycontrollable at no more than 5˜8 rotating positions.

(8) a housing is formed by the relative-rotating annular-groove rotatingdisk and the annular-groove fixing disk, which fixes relative positionsof the Hall element and all of the permanent magnetic blocks foravoiding external environment interference, improving reliability andauthenticity of the Hall signals, and facilitating installation,commissioning as well as maintenance.

(9) digitization for the Hall signals, which adds a preferredman-machine control model to the controlling signals: the rectangularwave signal having magnetic block positions and magnetic block rotationrates is respectively transformed into a digital signal of the magneticblock positions and a digital signal of the magnetic block rotationrates; the digital signal of the magnetic block positions and thedigital signal of the magnetic block rotation rates are transformed intothe power assistance model digital signals by a mathematical powerassistance model which is given and suitable for the man-machinecooperation, then the power assistance model digital signals aretransformed into the power assistance model analog signals, and finallythe power assistance model analog signals are transformed into thecontrolling signals suitable for the motor controller with a stablevoltage range and rated power; in short, the magnetic block rotationsignals digitalized, and during the digitalization, the mathematicalpower assistance model is added, in such a manner that the powerassistance model is comprised in the final controlling signals outputtedby the sensor; because the mathematical power assistance model isartificial, the mathematical power assistance model is always able to beset to the preferred man-machine model, in such a manner that the sensoraccording to the present invention is able to output preferredman-machine controlling signals; however, according to the conventionalsensor for the power assistance bicycle, same polarities of differentpermanent magnetic blocks are at the same side; therefore, the Hallelement cannot obtain the rectangular wave signals, and the Hall signalcannot be digitized, wherein a control model of the conventional sensoris only able to partly modify the Hall signals, which cannot output thepreferred man-machine controlling signals.

(10) no signal drift for the last controlling signals: the thermalresistor R6 provides feedback regulation for the output signals of theoperational amplifier, which is able to the solve an analog signal driftproblem of the power assistance model due to semiconductor devices suchas the Hall element, the digital-to-analog converter and the operationalamplifier, in such a manner that the sensor finally outputs the standardpower assistance model analog signals which are not affected by theenvironment temperature changes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structurally schematic view of a sensing element comprisinga plurality of N-S alternating permanent magnetic blocks which are notevenly distributed on an annular-groove rotating disk.

FIG. 2 is a structurally schematic view of a sensing element comprisinga plurality of N-S alternating permanent magnetic blocks with highdensities which are not evenly distributed on the annular-grooverotating disk, wherein different line thicknesses of the permanentmagnetic blocks represent different magnetic fluxes.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a sensor.

FIG. 4 is block diagram of signal flow of a Hall element, a powerassistance model processor, a digital-to-analog converter and anoperational amplifier.

FIG. 5 is a circuit diagram of the Hall element, a single chipmicrocomputer, the digital-to-analog converter and the operationalamplifier.

Element reference: 1—annular-groove rotating disk, 2—permanent magneticblock, 3—Hall element, 5—circular trajectory, 21—power assistance modelprocessor, 22—analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizingdevice, 23—power assistance starting point selector, 24—magnetic blockrotation rate calculator, 25—power assistance model storage, 26—powerassistance model calculator, 27—digital-to-analog converter,28—operational amplifier, 29—motor controller, 30—motor, 31—single chipmicrocomputer, 32—clock circuit, 40—annular-groove fixing disk,41—hollow ring, 42—bearing, 59—circuit board.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Example 1 A SensorHaving Multiple Magnetic Blocks of Unevenly Distributed Magnetic Fluxesin a Housing

Referring to FIGS. 1, 3 and 4 of the drawings, the sensor according tothis embodiment comprises a sensing element, a power assistance modelprocessor 21, a digital-to-analog converter 27, and an operationalamplifier 28 connected in sequence.

[1] The sensing element is adapted for transforming rotational motionsof an annular-groove rotating disk 1 to rectangular wave output signals;

a concave of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 is opposite to that ofthe annular-groove fixing disk 40, the annular-groove rotating disk 1and the annular-groove fixing disk 40 have a certain size such that theannular-groove fixing disk 40 is engaged with an annular groove of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 to form a fitting interior-empty housingin which two disks are capable of relatively rotating with each other,the concave of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 and that of theannular-groove fixing disk 40 form a hollow ring 41; twenty permanentmagnetic blocks 2 are fixedly arranged on a portion of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 within the hollow ring 41. Theannular-groove rotating disk 1 and the annular-groove fixing disk 40 aremade of plastic with high strength for injection molding.

A surface diameter of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 within thehollow ring 41 is 10.0 cm. Twenty permanent magnetic blocks 2, each ofwhich has a diameter of 0.8 cm and a magnetic flux selected from a rangeof 146-279 (B·H)max/KJ·m⁻³, are arranged on the annular-groove rotatingdisk 1, and the magnetic fluxes of adjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2are different. The structures of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 and the Hall element 3 are as follows.

All of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 are evenly distributed along acircular trajectory, each of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 is fixed onthe circular trajectory 5 with a diameter of 9.0 cm, that is to say,that a distance between each of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 and acircle center of the circular trajectory 5 is same, and a distancebetween every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks 2 is same.

The magnetic fluxes of two permanent magnetic blocks 2 are not same asthat of any other permanent magnetic blocks 2, the magnetic fluxes ofthe two permanent magnetic blocks 2 are also different, the twopermanent magnetic blocks 2 are located at two ends of one diameter ofthe annular-groove rotating disk 1 for representing moving positions oftwo pedals on the power assistance bicycle.

The magnetic polarities of every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks2 on one surface of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 are opposite,that is to say, that the magnetic polarities of all of the permanentmagnetic blocks 2 on one surface of the annular-groove rotating disk 1are distributed in a pattern of pole N, pole S, pole N, pole S, pole N,pole S . . . .

A Hall element 3 is fixedly located on the annular-groove fixing disk 40within the hollow ring 41, a signal output wire of the Hall element 3penetrates through the annular-groove fixing disk 40, the Hall element 3is located at a position which is close to the permanent magnetic blocks2, namely, the Hall element 3 is located within the circular trajectory5 where each of the permanent magnetic blocks 2 is, a distance betweenthe Hall element 3 and each of the rotating permanent magnetic blocks 2is kept to 0.3 cm, such that when each of the rotating permanentmagnetic blocks 2 passes through the Hall element 3, the Hall element 3is capable of generating a corresponding rectangular wave electricalsignal for outputting.

A center of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 is provided at the circlecenter of the circular trajectory 5 where all of the permanent magneticblocks 2 are for axially connecting with a pedal shaft or wheel shaft ofthe power assistance bicycle.

[2] The power assistance model processor 21 is a signal form converteradapted for converting rotating digital signals of the annular-grooverotating disk 1 to power assistance model digital signals;

wherein the power assistance model processor 21 comprises ananalog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22, apower assistance starting point selector 23, a magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, a power assistance model storage 25 and a powerassistance model calculator 26;

the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22connected with the sensing element recognizes a wave peak of each of therectangular waves inputted by the Hall element 3 of the sensing element,converts each of the rectangular wave signals to various digitalsignals, marks each of the rectangular waves, and outputs magnetic blockmoving digital signals marked with positions and orders of the magneticblocks;

the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22 isconnected with the power assistance starting point selector 23 and themagnetic block rotation rate calculator 24, the power assistancestarting point selector 23 is connected with the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24; the magnetic block rotation rate calculator 24calculates rotation rates of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 via themagnetic block moving digital signals marked with the positions andorders of the magnetic blocks and inputted by the analog-to-digitalconverting and wave peak recognizing device 22, and converts rotationrate digital signals of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 to the powerassistance starting point selector 23, the power assistance startingpoint selector 23 determines a certain rectangular wave corresponding toone power assistance starting point under a certain rotation ratecondition via the magnetic block moving digital signal marked with thepositions and orders of the magnetic blocks and the rotation ratedigital signal of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, namely, determinesa power assistance staring point magnetic block; the power assistancestarting point selector 23 completes finding the power assistancestaring point magnetic block, that is to say, that determines to applythe power assistance from a certain rectangular wave; accurately, undera certain rate, beginning from a certain magnetic block and a certainposition, the annular-groove rotating disk 1 applies the powerassistance, or transforms an original power assistance model to a nextselected power assistance model for power assistance.

Both the power assistance starting point selector 23 and the magneticblock rotation rate calculator 24 are connected with the powerassistance model calculator 26, the power assistance model storage 25 isalso connected with the power assistance model calculator 26; the powerassistance model calculator 26 selects a certain power assistance modelfunction of the power assistance model storage 25 via the powerassistance starting point magnetic block determined by the powerassistance starting selector 23 and the rotation rate of theannular-groove rotating disk 1 calculated by the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, the power assistance starting point magnetic blockand the rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk 1 are inputtedinto the power assistance model function to calculate a power assistancemodel digital signal under these two conditions, that is to say, thatthe power assistance model calculator 26 outputs the power assistancemodel digital signals.

[3] The digital-to-analog converter 27 is adapted for converting thepower assistance model digital signals to power assistance model analogsignals.

The power assistance model calculator 26 is connected with thedigital-to-analog converter 27, and the digital-to-analog converter 27converts the power assistance model digital signals of the powerassistance model calculator 26 to the power assistance model analogsignals for outputting the power assistance model analog signals to amotor controller 29 which is only capable of processing the analogsignals.

[4] The operational amplifier 28 is adapted for converting the powerassistance model analog signals of the digital-to-analog converter 27 topower assistance model analog signals within a rated voltage range.

The digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected with the operationalamplifier 28, the power assistance model analog signals of thedigital-to-analog converter 27 resolve the power assistance modelproblem, but the voltage of the power assistance model signal still cannot meet the demand of the motor controller 29. Therefore, the powerassistance model analog signals are converted to the power assistancemodel analog signals needed by the rated voltage range via theoperational amplifier 28, and then are transmitted to the motorcontroller 29, so that the motor controller 29 controls the motor tooperate aiming at the power assistance.

Example 2 A Sensor Having Multiple Magnetic Blocks of UnevenlyDistributed Magnetic Fluxes with High Density in a Housing

Referring to FIGS. 2, 3 and 4, a surface diameter of the annular-grooverotating disk 1 within the hollow ring 41 is 10.0 cm. Forty permanentmagnetic blocks 2, each of which has a diameter of 0.6 cm and a magneticflux selected from a range of 146-279 (B·H)max/KJ·m⁻³, are arranged onthe annular-groove rotating disk 1, and the magnetic fluxes of adjacentpermanent magnetic blocks 2 are different. A distance between the Hallelement 3 and each of the rotating permanent magnetic blocks 2 is keptto 0.2 cm, such that when each of the rotating permanent magnetic blocks2 passes through the Hall element 3, the Hall element 3 is capable ofgenerating a corresponding rectangular wave electrical signal foroutputting. The structures of the annular-groove rotating disk 1, thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 and the Hall element 3 are same as those inExample 1.

Example 3 A Sensor Having Multiple Magnetic Blocks of UnevenlyDistributed Magnetic Fluxes with Concrete Circuits in a Housing

Referring to FIGS. 1, 3 and 5, the sensor according to the Example 3comprises a sensing element, a power assistance model processor 21, adigital-to-analog converter 27 and an operational amplifier 28 connectedin sequence.

[1] The Hall element 3 is UGN3075; other elements and the structuresthereof in the sensing element are same as those in Example 1.

[2] The power assistance model processor 21 selects the single chipmicrocomputer 31 to complete all functions, the single chipmicrocomputer 31 is AT89S52, that is to say, that the single chipmicrocomputer 31 AT89S52 completes all functions of theanalog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device 22, thepower assistance starting point selector 23, the magnetic block rotationrate calculator 24, the power assistance model storage 25 and the powerassistance model calculator 26.

[3] The digital-to-analog converter 27 is ADC-C8E.

[4] The operational amplifier 28 is OF-17F, a thermal resistor R6 with aresistance of 5 k is connected between an input pin 2 and an output pin6 of the OF-17F operational amplifier 28; two ends of the thermalresistor R6 are connected with a capacitor C6 with a capacitance of 8Pin parallel. A resistor R5 with a resistance of 1.25 k is connectedbetween a pin 4 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 and the pin 2 ofthe operational amplifier 28 for grounding, in such a manner that avoltage range of the analog signals outputted by the pin 6 of theoperational amplifier 28 is capable of being adjusted by the thermalresistor R6 to 0.8˜4.2V.

The connection relationships of electrical components are as follows:

an output pin 3 of the Hall element 3 is connected to a pin 12, namelyINTO [P32], of the single chip microcomputer 31;

a pin 39, namely P00, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 12, namely B8, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 38, namely P01, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 11, namely B7, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 37, namely P02, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 10, namely B6, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 36, namely P03, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 9, namely B5, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 35, namely P04, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 8, namely B4, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 34, namely P05, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 7, namely B3, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 33, namely P06, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 6, namely B2, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 32, namely P07, of the single chip microcomputer 31 is connectedto a pin 5, namely B1, of the digital-to-analog converter 27;

a pin 4 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected to the pin 2of the operational amplifier 28;

a pin 2 of the digital-to-analog converter 27 is connected to a pin 3 ofthe operational amplifier 28; and

the pin 6 of the operational amplifier 28 is an analog signal outputterminal

[5] The structural relationships between mechanical parts and sensingparts of the sensor are as follows: the mechanical parts of the sensorare the annular-groove rotating disk 1 and the annular-groove fixingdisk 40 engaged with each other; the sensing parts of the sensor are aplurality of permanent magnetic blocks 2, the Hall element 3, the singlechip microcomputer 31, the digital-to-analog converter 27, and theoperational amplifier 28; wherein among the sensing parts, the Hallelement 3, the single chip microcomputer 31, the digital-to-analogconverter 27, and the operational amplifier 28, which are connected insequence, are provided on a circuit board 59; a plurality of permanentmagnetic blocks 2 are provided on an internal wall of the annular-grooverotating disk 1 of the hollow ring 41, and the circuit board 59 is fixedon an internal wall of the annular-groove fixing disk 40 of the hollowring 41; the Hall element 3 on the circuit board 59 is provided at aposition where the Hall element 3 senses magnetic fluxes of thepermanent magnetic blocks 2 and outputs changed electrical signalsaccording to changed magnetic fluxes. The sensing parts are sensingfunctional parts of the sensor. The mechanical parts have two functions:firstly, keeping relative positions of the elements of the sensing partsfor forming a sensing functional integral with the elements; secondly,mounting the sensing functional integral on an electric bicycle andenabling the sensing functional integral to sense a moving state of theelectric bicycle. Providing the Hall elements 3, the single chipmicrocomputer 31, the digital-to-analog converter 27, and theoperational amplifier 28, which are connected in sequence, on thecircuit board 59 is conducive to integration, modularization andminiaturization thereof, as well as mounting the four elements on theinternal wall of the annular-groove fixing disk 40 of the hollow ring 41as a whole, for simplifying manufacturing of the sensor.

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A sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in a housing, comprising: a sensing element, a power assistance model processor (21), a digital-to-analog converter (27) and an operational amplifier (28) connected in sequence, and characterized in that: the sensing element is adapted for transforming rotational motions of an annular-groove rotating disk (1) to rectangular wave output signals; wherein the sensing element comprises the annular-groove rotating disk (1), an annular-groove fixing disk (40), a Hall element (3) and a plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2); a concave of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is opposite to that of the annular-groove fixing disk (40), and the annular-groove fixing disk (40) is engaged with an annular groove of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) to form a fitting interior-empty housing in which two disks are capable of relatively rotating with each other the concave of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) and that of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) form a hollow ring (41); the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2) are fixedly arranged on a portion of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) within the hollow ring (41), and the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2) are evenly distributed along a circular trajectory, that is to say, that a distance from each of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) to a circle center of the circular trajectory (5) is same, and a distance between every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks (2) is same; magnetic polarities of every two adjacent permanent magnetic blocks (2) are opposite, the magnetic polarities of all of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) on the annular-groove rotating disk (1) are distributed in a pattern of pole N, pole S, pole N, pole S, pole N, pole S . . . ; magnetic fluxes of at least two of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) are different; the Hall element (3) is fixedly located on a portion of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) within the hollow ring (41), and is located at a position which is close to the permanent magnetic blocks (2) and capable of inducting the magnetic flux of each of the permanent magnetic blocks (2), a distance is provided between the Hall element (3) and the permanent magnetic blocks (2); the Hall element (3) is adapted for generating the rectangular wave output signals aiming at two opposite magnetic polarities; the power assistance model processor (21) is a signal form converter adapted for converting rotating digital signals of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) to power assistance model digital signals; wherein the power assistance model processor (21) comprises an analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device (22), a power assistance starting point selector (23), a magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24), a power assistance model storage (25) and a power assistance model calculator (26); the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device (22) connected with the sensing element recognizes a wave peak of each of the rectangular waves inputted by the Hall element (3) of the sensing element, converts each of the rectangular wave signals to various digital signals, marks each of the rectangular waves, and outputs magnetic block moving digital signals marked with positions and orders of the magnetic blocks; the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device (22) is connected with the power assistance starting point selector (23) and the magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24), the power assistance starting point selector (23) is connected with the magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24); the magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24) calculates rotation rates of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) via the magnetic block moving digital signals marked with the positions and orders of the magnetic blocks and inputted by the analog-to-digital converting and wave peak recognizing device (22), and converts rotation rate digital signals of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) to the power assistance starting point selector (23), the power assistance starting point selector (23) determines a certain rectangular wave corresponding to one power assistance starting point under a certain rotation rate condition via the magnetic block moving digital signal marked with the positions and orders of the magnetic blocks and the rotation rate digital signal of the annular-groove rotating disk (1), namely, determines a power assistance staring point magnetic block; both the power assistance starting point selector (23) and the magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24) are connected with the power assistance model calculator (26), the power assistance model storage (25) is also connected with the power assistance model calculator (26); the power assistance model calculator (26) selects a certain power assistance model function of the power assistance model storage (25) via the power assistance starting point magnetic block determined by the power assistance starting selector (23) and the rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) calculated by the magnetic block rotation rate calculator (24), the power assistance starting point magnetic block and the rotation rate of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) are inputted into the power assistance model function to calculate a power assistance model digital signal under these two conditions, that is to say, that the power assistance model calculator (26) outputs the power assistance model digital signals; the digital-to-analog converter (27) is adapted for converting the power assistance model digital signals to power assistance model analog signals; wherein the power assistance model calculator (26) is connected with the digital-to-analog converter (27), and the digital-to-analog converter (27) converts the power assistance model digital signals of the power assistance model calculator (26) to the power assistance model analog signals; the operational amplifier (28) is adapted for converting the power assistance model analog signals of the digital-to-analog converter (27) to power assistance model analog signals within a rated voltage range.
 11. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 10, further comprising a thermal resistor R6 connected with an input end and an output end of the operational amplifier (28).
 12. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 11, wherein the power assistance model processor (21) is a single chip microcomputer (31) connected with a clock circuit (32); wherein structural relationships between mechanical parts and sensing parts of the sensor are as follows: the mechanical parts of the sensor are the annular-groove rotating disk (1) and the annular-groove fixing disk (40) engaged with each other; the sensing parts of the sensor are the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2), the Hall element (3), the single chip microcomputer (31), the digital-to-analog converter (27), and the operational amplifier (28); wherein among the sensing parts, the Hall element (3), the single chip microcomputer (31), the digital-to-analog converter (27), and the operational amplifier (28), which are connected in sequence, are provided on a circuit board (59); the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2) are provided on an internal wall of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) of the hollow ring (41), and the circuit board (59) is fixed on an internal wall of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) of the hollow ring (41); the Hall element (3) on the circuit board (59) is provided at a position where the Hall element (3) senses magnetic fluxes of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) and outputs changed electrical signals according to changed magnetic fluxes.
 13. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 12, wherein the Hall element (3) is UGN3075, the power assistance model processor (21) is the AT89S52 single chip microcomputer (31), the digital-to-analog converter (27) is ADC-C8E, the operational amplifier (28) is OF-17F, the thermal resistor R6 is connected between an input pin 2 and an output pin (6) of the OF-17F operational amplifier (28); wherein the connection relationship thereof are as follows: an output pin 3 of the Hall element (3) is connected to a pin 12, namely INTO [P32], of the single chip microcomputer (31); a pin 39, namely P00, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 12, namely B8, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 38, namely P01, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 11, namely B7, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 37, namely P02, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 10, namely B6, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 36, namely P03, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 9, namely B5, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 35, namely P04, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 8, namely B4, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 34, namely P05, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 7, namely B3, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 33, namely P06, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 6, namely B2, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 32, namely P07, of the single chip microcomputer (31) is connected to a pin 5, namely B1, of the digital-to-analog converter (27); a pin 4 of the digital-to-analog converter (27) is connected to the pin 2 of the operational amplifier (28); a pin 2 of the digital-to-analog converter (27) is connected to a pin 3 of the operational amplifier (28); and the pin 6 of the operational amplifier (28) is an analog signal output terminal.
 14. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 10, wherein a bearing (42) is provided between an external surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) and an internal surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove rotating disk (1).
 15. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 11, wherein a bearing (42) is provided between an external surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) and an internal surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove rotating disk (1).
 16. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 12, wherein a bearing (42) is provided between an external surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) and an internal surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove rotating disk (1).
 17. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 13, wherein a bearing (42) is provided between an external surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove fixing disk (40) and an internal surface of an internal ring of the annular-groove rotating disk (1).
 18. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 10, wherein the Hall element (3) is provided between an internal circular trajectory and an external circular trajectory.
 19. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 11, wherein the Hall element (3) is provided between an internal circular trajectory and an external circular trajectory.
 20. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 12, wherein the Hall element (3) is provided between an internal circular trajectory and an external circular trajectory.
 21. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 13, wherein the Hall element (3) is provided between an internal circular trajectory and an external circular trajectory.
 22. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 18, wherein a center of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is provided within the internal circular trajectory of the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 23. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 19, wherein a center of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is provided within the internal circular trajectory of the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 24. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 20, wherein a center of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is provided within the internal circular trajectory of the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 25. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 21, wherein a center of the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is provided within the internal circular trajectory of the plurality of permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 26. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 10, wherein a magnetic flux of at least one of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) is different from that of any other permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 27. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 13, wherein a magnetic flux of at least one of the permanent magnetic blocks (2) is different from that of any other permanent magnetic blocks (2).
 28. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 26, wherein the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is a plate made of non-magnetic plastic, aluminum or copper.
 29. The sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes in the housing, as recited in claim 27, wherein the annular-groove rotating disk (1) is a plate made of non-magnetic plastic, aluminum or copper. 